Trailer smoker rig

[Pete Mazz]

It's taken a couple years but I'm finally getting to play with a Southern Pride XLR 1400. Friends built out the trailer for the pub owner that footed the bill. I was involved mostly just giving advice here and there. We just got it seasoned but there is a problem with the rotisserie so it has to go back to the shop. Took a couple pics but there will be more when we actually get to cook some food.

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It runs off propane with wood for flavor.

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And who doesn't need a cold beer when you're smoking!

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[Dirtytires]

Nice project to be involved with. Even nicer that someone else's money is being spent! Can't wait to see a bit more detail and some food come out of that monster.

[Big T]

Be sure to keep us updated when you get to use it some more.

[towtruck]

Nice rig.....I remember seeing one of those featured on a bbq tv show not long ago...looks like they work well.

[Pete Mazz]

First big cook in the books. 50lbs pork shoulder, 50lbs brisket, 30 racks of ribs and 40lbs wings with sides of beans and coleslaw. Smoker cooks fast! Ribs done in 2 1/2 hours at 275! I'm spoiled for life now Found out the XLR-1400 means it'll hold 1400 lbs of meat!!!

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And it's so complicated to run...

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[Big T]

Geez 1400 LBS!! I'd have to take out a loan to fill it up.